ASA MANNING, (by second wife) b. April 9, 1817; d. at
Denmark, Iowa, Oct. 24, 1881; m. in Jasper, N. Y.,
April 21, 1846, Elizabeth Dennis, who was b. in Han-
cock, N. H., Oct. 10, 1819, and d. at Denmark, Ia.,
Oct. 13, 1883. One child.

54. JEREMIAH", eldest son of Capt. Jeremiah (32) and Deborah (Richards) Fisher, was b. at Dedham, Sept. 23, 1704, and d. there June 19, 1752. He m. at Dedham, Oct. 29, 1731, Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Submit [ ] Cook, who was b. in Dedham, Feb. 7, 1704. Jeremiah graduated at Harvard in 1726, and in 1732 taught the school in the east part of Dedham; appointed Justice of the Peace, Oct, 25, 1737. By his will, made June 13, 1752, his son, Jeremiah, received a double share in the estate, and in the division, April 27, 1757, took the homestead. The inventory, made Dec. 29, 1752, shows lands and buildings in Dedham and Needham, appraised at £633.6.8. Their children were:

ELIZABETH', b. Feb. 10, 1734; m. Eliphalet Baker, May 19, 1756; d. July 22, 1816. [Baker's descendants of Edward Baker, p. 93.]

86. JEREMIAH, b. Nov. 10, 1735; m. 1st, Esther [ ]; 2dly, Sarah Dean.

87. NATHANIEL, b. July 8, 1742; m. Silence Baker, of

Dedham.

88. DANIEL, b. March 18, 1744; m. Sibyl Draper, May 23, 1770.

BIRTHS IN STOUGHTONHAM (NOW SHARON).

By WILLIAM R. MANN.

John, son of John Estey and Abigail, July 3, 1763.

Elizabeth, dau. of John Estey and Abigail, December 15, 1765.
Eleanor, dau. of John Estey and Abigail, May 17, 1768.
Abigail, dau. of John Estey and Abigail, December 1, 1770.
Lois, dau. of Jacob Hawse and Elizabeth, April 1, 1770.
Eleanor, dau. of Ebenezer Gay and Mary, September 20, 1769.
Rachel, dau. of William Billings and Sarah, November 27, 1769.
Daniel, son of Uriah Atherton and Mary, October 4, 1769.
Anna, dau. of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, Jan. 31, 1760.

Jeremiah, son of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, August 22, 1761.
William, son of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, June 14, 1763.
John, son of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, May 27, 1765.
Sarah, dau. of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, June 17, 1767.
Susannah, dau. of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, March 27, 1769.
Molly, dau. of Richard Hixon, Jr., and Mary, Sept. 19, 1770.
Ruth, dau. of Solomon Gilbert and Lydia, December 3, 1765.
Delight, dau. of Solomon Gilbert and Lydia, August 28, 1770.
John, son of Joseph White and Sarah, September 13, 1765.
Hannah, dau. of Joseph White and Sarah, November 17, 1767.
Mary, dau of Jonathan Clark and Mary, November 14, 1766.
Nathan, son of Nathan Clark, Jr., and Hannah, April 13, 1770.
Israel, son of Josiah Morse and Dorothy, June 14, 1770.
Mary, dau. of Jonathan Belcher and Sarah, May 8, 1769.
Sinthe, dau. of John Everett and Mary, June 4, 1770.
Mehitable, McMullin, dau. of Hannah Smith, May 23, 1769.
Hosa, dau. of Nathaniel Clark and Mary, May 25, 1769.
Bettey, dau. of Clifford Belcher, Jr., and Bettey, October 18, 1771.
Samuel, son of Job Swift, Jr., and Rebecah, June 28, 1771.
Joseph, son of Samuel Payson and Sarah, May 26, 1771.
Patience, dau. of Henry Payson and Mary, June 17, 1767.
Mary, dau. of Henry Payson and Mary, Sept. 6, 1768.
Chloe, dau. of Henry Payson and Mary, June 16, 1770.

Susanah, dau of Nathaniel Commings and Chloe, January 26, 1772.
Abner, reputed son of John Bird and Joanna Estey, March 18, 1771.
Mary, dau. of Micah Allen and Catherine, May 15, 1771.
Jese, son of William Billings, Jr, and Mary, February 19, 1772.
Jabez, son of Daniel Richards, Jr., and Anna, May 29, 1769.
Daniel, son of Daniel Richards, Jr., and Anna, November 12, 1771.
Samuel, son of John and Esther Noyce, August 16, 1766.

Samuel, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Ramsdell, December 2, 1771.
Jeremiah, son of Lemuel Fuller and Ruth, November 13, 1767.
Ebenezer, son of Lemuel Fuller and Ruth, May 15, 1769.
Hannah, dau. of Lemuel Fuller and Ruth, April 27, 1771.

John Holbrook Hawse, son of Benjamin and Elizabeth, Sept. 20, 1772.
Sarah, dau. of John and Hannah Sumner, December 22, 1767.
Roger, son of John and Hannah Sumner, April 13, 1770.
Ruth, dau. of William and Ruth Hewins, March 22, 1760.
William, son of William and Ruth Hewins, March 12, 1762.
Ebenezer, son of William and Ruth Hewins, April 13, 1764.
Amasa, son of William and Ruth Hewins, May 10, 1766.
Rebecca, dau. of William and Ruth Hewins, June 28, 1768.
Mary, dau. of Solomon and Mary Estie, September 15, 1770.
Nancy, dau. of Solomon and Mary Estie, November 28, 1771.
Sarah, dau. of John and Keziah Coney, October 19, 1763.
Eleanor, dau. of John and Keziah Coney, September 8, 1765.
John, son of John and Keziah Coney, September 20, 1767.
Elijah, son of John and Keziah Coney, August 6, 1769.

Elizabeth, dau. of John and Keziah Coney, March 6, 1772.
Edmund, son of Joshua and Susanah Whittemore, Nov. 25, 1770.
Moses, son of Ebenezer and Elizabeth Richards, July 27, 1770.
Aaron, son of Ebenezer and Elizabeth Richards, July 7, 1772.
Unity, dau. of Richard Hixon, Jr., and Mary, September 17, 1772.
Oliver, son of William Richards, Jr., and Anna, January 15, 1773.
David, son of David and Abigail Fisher, June 26, 1759.
Moses, son of David and Abigail Fisher, April 1, 1761.
Aaron, son of David and Abigail Fisher, December 16, 1762.
Ebenezer, son of David and Abigail Fisher, August 27, 1765.
Katherine, dau. of David and Abigail Fisher, September 28, 1767.
Rebekah, dau. of David and Abigail Fisher, July 29, 1769.
Jason, son of John Everett and Mary, July 24, 1772.
Daniel, son of Lemuel Fuller and Ruth, March 6, 1773.
William, son of William Deverix and Abigail, March 10, 1766.
Oliver, son of William Deverix and Abigail, July 3, 1768.
Robert, son of William Deverix and Abigail, February 13, 1772.
Elizabeth, dau. of William Deverix and Abigail, August [], 1762.
Hannah, dau. of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, May 17, 1757.
Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, April 11, 1759.
Oliver, son of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, July 4, 1761.
Benjamin, son of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, Sept. 10, 1763.
John, son of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, August 4, 1765.
Susanna, dau. of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, July 29, 1768.
Eunice, dau. of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, Dec. 19, 1770.
Joseph, son of Benjamin Savell, Jr., and Susanna, March 27, 1773.
Clifford, son of Clifford Belcher, Jr., and Bettsy, April 13, 1773.
Oliver, son of Silvanus Clark and Rachel, August 18, 1767.
Meletiah, dau. of Silvanus Clark and Rachel, November 27, 1769.
Rachel, dau. of Silvanus Clark and Rachel, August 4, 1772.
Asa, son of Nehemiah Clark and Judith, September 18, 1766.
Elkanah, son of Nehemiah Clark and Judith, September 1, 1768.
Catee, dau. of Nehemiah Clark and Judith, May 10, 1770.
Luther, son of Nehemiah Clark and Judith, May 6, 1773.
Increase, son of Enoch Hewins and Sarah, October 22, 1769.
Sarah, dau. of Enoch Hewins and Sarah, December 16, 1771.
Ebenezer, son of Philip Withington and Rebekah, March 29, 1769.
Elijah, son of Philip Withington and Rebekah, October 19, 1771.
Benjamin,son of Benjamin Hewins and Sarah, June 18,1747." Old stile."
Sarah, dau. of Benjamin Hewins and Sarah, April 1, 1749.
Mehitable, dau. of Benj. Hewins and Sarah, March 3, 1756." New stile."
Experience, dau. of Benjamin Hewins and Sarah, July 18, 1760.
David, son of Benjamin Hewins and Sarah, March 7, 1768.
Jeremiah, son of Jeremiah Belcher, Jr., and Anna, Sept. 28, 1757.
Samuel, son of Jeremiah Belcher, Jr., and Anna. July 8, 1758.
Sarah, dau. of Jeremiah Belcher, Jr., and Anna, August 9, 1759.
Anna, dau of Jeremiah Belcher, Jr., and Anna, July 1, 1761.
Edward, son of Jeremiah Belcher, Jr., and Anna, March 31, 1763.

122 POWDER HORN OF CAPT. LEWIS COLBURN.

POWDER HORN OF CAPTAIN LEWIS COLBURN

THE recent interest shown in inscribed powder-horns brings to mind the fact that the Dedham Historical Society has in its possession a horn of some historic association, as it was carried through the Revolutionary War by Lewis Colburn, a Dedham soldier.

The horn is a section about five inches long, having on one end the initials "M M", on one side the date "1770", and around the top a rather elaborate design of a double row of scallops, with ornaments above and below. Around the lower part are figures resembling trees, the whole evidently done with no better tool than a pocket knife. The initials "F" and "P" appear near one end.

After Mr. Colburn's death the horn came into possession of the late Timothy Baker of West Dedham, whose daughter presented it to the Dedham Historical Society.

Lewis Colburn was the eldest son of Samuel and Mercy Dean Colburn, and the fifth in line from Nathaniel Colburn, one of the first Dedham settlers. He was born in West Dedham, June 5, 1752, and married Mary Onion, Aug. 26, 1773.

On the muster roll of Dedham soldiers in Capt Guild's company Col. Greaton's regiment, assembled on the 19th of April, 1775, his name appears as Serg't Lews Colburn." Mrs. Helen (Colburn) Fisher has kindly furnished some facts in regard to him.

After the war he took an active part in Shays's Rebellion. He is described as a tall, broad-shouldered, finely-formed man of soldierly bearing, fair-complexioned, lively, well-informed and fond of jokes and story telling, and especially of recalling his army experiences. Some of his descendants now living remember his interesting account of driving a team loaded with army stores and ammunition from Boston to West Point, at that time of so great strategic value.

He died in West Dedham, June 1, 1843, aged ninety-one years. E. F. C.

QUERY.

JOEL METCALF was born in Providence, R. I., in 1755; married on Dec. 9, 1779, Lucy, daughter of Jabez and Hannah (Bradford) Gay, of Attleborough, Mass. His ancestry is wanted.

The continuation of the Mann Family, by Mrs. Pickford, will appear in the October number.